Sleeping in an unusual hotel in Paris
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A hidden boutique hotel with 5 artist-designed suites and Paris's largest hotel garden
Tucked away on the heights of Montmartre, down a narrow cobblestone lane hidden behind avenue Junot, an imposing Directoire-style mansion feels like a world unto itself — a secret Paris few ever find.
Beyond a wrought-iron gate, a 900 m² walled garden of rare and varied greenery — the largest hotel garden in Paris — cradles the Hôtel Particulier Montmartre and its shaded terraces.
This house has a history all its own. Once the property of the Guerrand-Hermès family, it now belongs to the Comtet family, who have turned it into one of the most discreet addresses in the city, with just five suites. For those who come seeking the feel of the French countryside without leaving Paris, the interiors are unlike anything else in the capital: each suite, ranging from 35 to 85 m², has been individually designed in collaboration with a different artist or visual creator — from Asian boudoir atmospheres and leopard-print walls to a loft-style suite with a glass ceiling overlooking the Parisian rooftops and the Eiffel Tower.
At Le Grand Salon restaurant, guests gather for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner every day of the week — and out in the garden whenever the weather allows. As evening falls, the bar Le Très Particulier takes over: signature cocktails in a verdant hideaway, live piano on Wednesdays and DJ sets at the weekend.
Tucked away on the heights of Montmartre, down a narrow cobblestone lane hidden behind avenue Junot, an imposing Directoire-style mansion feels like a world unto itself — a secret Paris few ever find.
Beyond a wrought-iron gate, a 900 m² walled garden of rare and varied greenery — the largest hotel garden in Paris — cradles the Hôtel Particulier Montmartre and its shaded terraces.
This house has a history all its own. Once the property of the Guerrand-Hermès family, it now belongs to the Comtet family, who have turned it into one of the most discreet addresses in the city, with just five suites. For those who come seeking the feel of the French countryside without leaving Paris, the interiors are unlike anything else in the capital: each suite, ranging from 35 to 85 m², has been individually designed in collaboration with a different artist or visual creator — from Asian boudoir atmospheres and leopard-print walls to a loft-style suite with a glass ceiling overlooking the Parisian rooftops and the Eiffel Tower.
At Le Grand Salon restaurant, guests gather for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner every day of the week — and out in the garden whenever the weather allows. As evening falls, the bar Le Très Particulier takes over: signature cocktails in a verdant hideaway, live piano on Wednesdays and DJ sets at the weekend.
Hotel Particulier Montmartre
23, avenue Junot
75018 Paris
Tel : +33 (0)1 53 41 81 40
From 655 EUR23, avenue Junot
75018 Paris
Tel : +33 (0)1 53 41 81 40
Pricing details
Rates 2026, from €655Breakfast, €25
Deluxe Suites, from €655 per night
⊹ Danse Pacifique for its muted ambiance (king-size bed, 45m2)
⊹ Grand Tralala for the sensuality of its carmine tones and velvets, upholstery and thick carpet (king-size bed, 45m2)
⊹ Lazy Leopardesses for its sexy universe (king-size bed, 45m2)
⊹ Jardin sur le Nil for the freshness of this hanging garden with a view of the gardens (king-size bed, 45m2)
Prestige Suite, from €755 per night
⊹ Les Folies du Ciel for its spaciousness, bathtub, and glass roof (a double bed and a king-size bed, 85m2)
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
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Parking at 9, rue Caulaincourt (18th) or 41, boulevard de Rochechouart (9th)Metro, line 12 Lamarck-Caulaincourt or Abesses
